After reading about it and all associated content there’s likely still one major question you more likely have: ‘Does hair transplants actually work?’ The answer is: Yes, hair transplant works. And they also have a higher success rate than other treatments and medications. Successful hair transplants will result in 10% to 80% of the grafted follicles growing back as thick as regular hair three months after the fact. This rate of success varies widely due to a couple of factors…

Crown hair transplant is one of the most popular hair transplants among patients. Another name of it is the vertex. We can do crown hair transplants either on their own or in combination with other areas. Hair around the crown usually grows in a spiral pattern. That’s why this part usually poses a challenge for the operator. Each person has different hair growth patterns around their crown area. Some have a single spiral, some double and some have even more.…

One of the most common doubt before considering the hair plant transplantation is whether the planted hair is going to shed or not. It is a natural condition in the view of the fact that the money we will spend and all the process we will be in. But we can say that it is not going to happen. There are several causes of hair shedding. It could be malnutrition, vitamin deficiency, genetic inheritance, hormonal disorder and stress. Any of…

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplant is superior to other traditional hair transplant methods in many ways. The patient does not have any physical limitations or permanent scars after an FUE hair transplant operation. That is why the FUE hair transplant is the most preferred hair transplant method today. ARTAS robotic hair transplant is one of the most significant developments for FUE operations. This new advance in the FUE field makes the procedure much more precise and therefore, more effective.…

If you have gone through a hair transplant operation, you may begin to experience tiny scabs on your scalp. This is not something that you should be worried about. This is a simple result of the bloodstains drying and hardening on the area of the transplantation. And of course, it is nothing permanent. It is temporary and will only last for a short time period. However, the appearance of these scabs is not something that you would desire to have.…

Hair loss may sound like a modern problem. But countless people throughout history have considered it to be an uncomfortable situation. They have tried to formulate numerous solutions for curing baldness. These methods included bizarre ointments made of animal fats, different types of wigs and a variety of medications. None of these methods has yielded efficient and permanent results. The most advanced technology that we have today is the hair transplant operation. The FUE hair transplant operation, in particular, is…

There are 3 main hair transplant methods in use today. From oldest to the newest they go like this: FUT (follicular unit transplantation, sometimes called FUSS for follicular unit strip surgery) FUE (follicular unit extraction) and DHI (direct hair implantation).   FUE and DHI have roughly the same extraction process; the difference comes in the implantation part. FUT, on the other hand, resembles FUE in the implantation phase. But FUT is very different from the other two in the extraction phase. …

Getting a hair transplant surgery brings about certain side effect risks alongside. Though most patients don’t experience anything more than mild to moderate discomfort. At worst, the reason for this discomfort is minor infections. Even when considering the worst-case scenario, the risk of death during operation is almost not a matter of discussion. Modern clinics keep their equipment in mint condition at all times to eliminate such a risk. Though, there have been reports of people experiencing anaphylactic shock during…

Legally speaking, anyone over 18 years of age with a distinct hair loss pattern can undergo a hair transplant operation. Though, is there an ideal age? Many people who experience hair loss report a reduction in their self-confidence. That’s why they start seeking treatment options suitable for them. Still, before going in for an operation, the patient’s need to assess their situation well. In most cases, if a young person is starting to experience hair loss, it will not be…

Most of us people have a physical attribute about us that we would like to change. Thanks to modern medicine, we can intervene in some of these features. Some patients may complain about having a too large forehead. Whether it stems from a recession in the hairline or simply a genetic trait in the family does not matter. Nowadays doctors can do something about it.  Modern medicine offers two distinct solutions to a larger than usual forehead. One of them…